College Algebra

This hardcover edition of "College Algebra" is in good condition with a solid binding and no visible dust jacket. The cover shows minor shelf wear typical of its age. There are no inscriptions or library markings, indicating it has been privately owned and maintained.

"College Algebra" by Ross H. Bardell and Abraham Spitzbart, published by Addison-Wesley Publishing Company in 1966, is a comprehensive textbook designed for college-level mathematics students. This edition, printed in Reading, Massachusetts, is the Second Edition, reflecting updates and refinements from its initial release. Bardell and Spitzbart, both associated with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, bring academic rigor to this exploration of algebraic principles. The book is particularly valuable for its structured approach to college algebra, making it a staple in educational settings. As a hardcover edition from 1966, it is a testament to enduring educational resources and remains a relevant reference for students and educators. The physical condition, as observed, shows a sturdy binding with no visible dust jacket, suggesting it has been preserved well over the decades.